Yeah, you were studdering a bit there, weren't ya--lol!
At this point, I don't know what to say about the .60 shares offered to the new owners. More details of the deal are to follow in another filing, so I guess I'll reserve my opinion about that.
However, the size of the new Moneyline Telerate ownership is substantial (25 percent) and their influence (determining makeup of the board of directors) is noteworthy.
I think the addition of B2B Video will make it easier for VNWC to concentrate full force on its two product line fronts: a) videoconferencing; and, b) video security.
I almost get a feeling like we're in the midst of an IPO. Of course, those who get on board early in an IPO often get sweetheart deals for putting up the money.
Overall, the ability of the VNWC to move forward I think has been greatly enhanced. The company's debt has been eliminated and operating funds now seem secure. The new combo of Video Network Communications and B2B Video, with an invigorated concentration on sales and marketing, should make the company very news driven. And, hopefully, the full force of Moneyline's public relations capability will help get the share price well above the five dollar mark where it'll, once again, become perched on the Nasdaq exchange.
I think what's happening, regardless of the .60 offering, is very exciting and will make VNWC a consdierably more interesting investment. It looks like we're finally moving into an action phase. Hope I'm right! |
